Selby Community House - Selby, Victoria

Private

This beautiful little community house, should be the model for all communities setting up there house. The programs, are exactly whats needed, the space is colourful and happy, the gardens have been improved by Sonia and her mob with native indigenous medicine plants. The facilities are basic but cover everyone's needs. A bright, airy, happy, space that hugs you when you walk in !

Jean P.

Yes, Selby Folk Club is back and what a great 1st night after lockdown. Michael Waugh and Grand Baxter with their very talented accompanying musicians made for a very special night of 1/4/22. On once a month it is a very well run folk club. It's a bit hidden away for those who are not familiar with the area, and parking can be difficult on a very busy night.

Regine K.

Awesome playground and sandpit tucked away from the road, available for the public to use outside of kindergarten times.

Paul W.

A great little community house, gives me a lovely sense of belonging. Nice clean building and you can tell that the locals love it. It's surrounded by lovely trees and wildlife, and has a sense of calm.

Jess S.

Great community center. I ran a workshop here recently and found it easy to access, friendly staff and reasonable costing. It's in a beautiful location and really lovely.

Kevin C.

We went to the Selby to see a great show Jenny Biddle, and got an added bonus of hearing Benoit " ben-wa" who is a math's teacher and not a set of Chinese balls that rattle that came up on google when I looked the name up LOL. Any way a beautiful spot with great folks looking after it.
I was with someone in a wheelchair and the place is easly accessible with a decent toilet with a left hand bars all nice and clean as you would expect. the staff bent over backwards to make the visit comfortable and accessible as it is only a small area.
It is used for many things Not Just the Selby Folk club.
if your up in the hills check it out.
Regards Kevin Knc Assist

Leigh C.

Great Original Music
Cate Taylor is an award winning, indie-folk/alt-country singer songwriter from Melbourne who has worked with a swathe of talented musicians including Justin Brady, Matthew Arnold, Nina Rose, Greg Hamilton and Ben Franz.

Cate’s music is rich, natural and grounded in resonant, spacious lyrics with a performance style that is authentic and engaging. Her songs reflect social, personal and environmental themes moving between raw, sparce arrangements to fuller compositions.

Her debut album, Red Dirt, released in October 2019, features some of Melbourne’s finest musicians including David Bridie on piano, Nina Rose on vocal harmonies, John Beddgood on mandolin and fiddle and Nicola Bell on drums. Launched to a sold out show at The Wesley Anne in March, 2020. Red Dirt received a 4 star review from Divide and Conquer.Cate has performed at venues and festivals such as The Brunswick Ballroom, The Palais Hepburn, Thornbury Theatre, Merri Creek Tavern, The Selby Folk Club, The Kindred Bandroom, Gemco Theatre, The Wesley Anne, POME, The Castlemaine Taproom, Maldon Folk Festival, Wesfest and Keep It Live.

Cate will be releasing her second album in early 2024 and is currently performing in regional Australia and inner Melbourne venues as well as embarking on various collaborative projects with other

Kylie H.

Many years ago I taught a class at Selby Community House and had my daughter at the caring occasional child care. I know the place well. It is an amazing community venue for all sorts of reasons. I attend botanical watercolour classes now which are amazing and recently hired the house for a 50th Bday Party. You get the full kitchen which was perfect for Caterers to use for our party. We comfortably had 85 guests adult's and kids, as well as a 3 piece band. Access to a large TV for a little digital photo presentation. Can't recommend this place enough.